Final set for second Argentine clash in Paris Grand Slam
The French Open final pits unseeded Gaston Gaudio against Guillermo Coria in a rivalry marked by recent Argentine dominance. Both reach a first major, with Gaudio riding hot backhand form and Coria known for nerve restraint as he seeks a decisive third straight Grand Slam title.
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Myskina captures women's crown at Roland Garros
Anastasia Myskina defeated Elena Dementieva 6-1 6-2 to win the French Open. Myskina became the first Russian woman to claim a major title, earning $1.02 million while Dementieva struggled with unforced errors and double faults.
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Webb’s late rally puts Webb in Kelogg Kellogg Classic lead
Australian star Karie Webb shot a final five holes 4-under par to grab a two shot lead at 11-under 133 through 54 holes in Aurora TL. Webb carded a 64 after 28 LPGA wins and two Player of the Year awards, seeking her first victory of the year while Amy Bean and Bob Gilder shared second at 10-under in Ada Michigan. England's Paul Casey led the Wales Open with a 65 to reach 18-under through three rounds at Newport, as Simon Khan sat two back.
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Nicklaus misses Memorial cut amid back-nine collapse
Nicklaus, 64, who helped design Muirfield Village, shot a 5-over 77 to slip to 8 over for the tournament and sit 70th after three rounds. He praised a strong finish on 18 and hinted this could be his last full season on tour. Erik Herron and Kenny Perry sit near the leaders as Mike Mickelson sits out. Elkington withdraws with a hip issue as cicadas buzz through Muirfield.
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Memorial lead changes as Woods surge fuels Memorial finale
Tiger Woods carded seven birdies to climb deeper into contention at the Memorial, with Fred Couples, K J Choi, and Justin Rose two strokes behind. Els expressed caution while Woods eyes another chance to win as local favorite Ben Curtis drops six back after a rocky third round.
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